Late Ming: My Father Is Zhang Xianzhong

Using superhuman strength is child's play. Not only did he kill his mother with his own hands without regard for his reputation at the beginning, but he also used a frame-up method to execute Sun Kewang, the only hope for the Southern Ming to turn the tide, by slow slicing. It can only be said that Long Aotian is indeed fearless.

I gave up after reading the first chapter. They've all become gods, born with superhuman strength—one punch and a pillar is a hole, one kick and it's toppled.

The protagonist could kill his own mother, and he was capable of massacring Han Chinese in Sichuan. The Manchu soldiers who raped and murdered their own soldiers' families actually treated prisoners of war well, forbidding them from being beaten or abused! The protagonist is just a lunatic.

Start the slaughter! The knife is in my hand, never stopping!

Do not kill Qing army prisoners of war. Keeping them as pets.

Isn't this the legendary case of recognizing a thief as one's father? (Seriously?)

6. Killing his mother is one thing, but he also killed Sun Kewang, the Xiao He of the late Ming Dynasty. Who do you have left to rely on?

This is a ridiculous plot for elementary school students. Without Sun Kewang's efforts to develop Yunnan and raise hundreds of thousands of troops, none of the subsequent events would have occurred. Sun Kewang resisted the Qing until 1657, and even during his internal conflicts with Li Dingguo, he sent troops to help the thirteen families resist the Qing army.

As shown in the figure.

I clicked on this book because the algorithm recommended it with a ridiculously outrageous title, and the plot was just as absurd. Anyone with a modicum of decency wouldn't accuse a Chengdu native of inciting a scholar to bewitch the Great Western King. Unable to bear it any longer, I exited and discovered it was by an author I'd read over a decade ago. His earlier works seemed pretty good, but it appears he's no longer on Qidian. Did the author sell his account...? 😰😰😰